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Ari Real Estate Acquires Stake in G City as Tel Aviv Market Awaits Bank of Israel Rate Decision

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Ari Real Estate Acquires Stake in G City as Tel Aviv Market Awaits Bank of Israel Rate Decision
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Ari Real Estate acquires a 26% stake in G City for 661 million shekels, potentially gaining joint control. Meitav offers to delist Peninsula by increasing its stake. Fattal raises funds to expand hotel acquisitions into the U.S. Meanwhile, Tel Aviv markets await the Bank of Israel's expected rate cut amid political tensions and global market movements.

  • 01Ari Real Estate buys 26% of G City for 661 million shekels, valuing it at 2.55 billion shekels.
  • 02Meitav offers to exchange shares to increase Peninsula stake to 95% for forced delisting.
  • 03Fattal raises 488 million euros to expand hotel acquisitions into Europe and the U.S.
  • 04Tel Aviv Stock Exchange awaits Bank of Israel's expected rate cut from 3.75% to 3.50%.
  • 05Political tensions rise in Israel after government defies Supreme Court ruling on Second Authority.
  • 06Global markets open with modest gains in U.S. futures and slight declines in oil prices.

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